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Marriage, not for the faint of heartIn time, you will seeThat it is a commitment of the soulmeant to last eternity...At times it may seem that all the love in the worldCould not make up for the difficulty at hand..But through the change of life one learnsThere are several footprints in the sandEven through the worst of it,If you quiet your mind, you'll findThat wisdom comes and sight, restoredIn the areas you had once been blindSo stick it out, throw out your doubtThink on the love you still share, and you will grow ever aware...When all's said and done, from heaven, we will know that earth's experience was skewed.

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